Ehyeh is the verb ‘to be’ in its future tense singular form and means ‘I will/might/may become the one who I may/will/might become,’ indicating that Ehyeh is The God of Potentialities, The God of ...

Hatred of Jews has taken many forms, but it has always returned to one target: the Jewish people’s bond to the Land of Israel.

A man once petitioned Rabbi Nosson of Breslov for a blessing to find his match. He complained that he had been seeking the right woman for many years and had still not found her. Rabbo Nosson ...

When you reap the harvest of your land, you must not fully reap the corner of your field during your harvesting, nor may you gather up the gleanings of your harvest. You must leave these for the poor ...

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Rabbi Dov Begon is Head of Yeshivat Machon Meir in Jerusalem. “And it shall be when you come into the Land which the Lord your God is giving you as an inheritance, and you shall possess it and dwell ...

Former British Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks was a towering figure in Jewish life whose unique blend of Torah and Western wisdom attracted adherents around the world for many years before his death ...

Maria Zakharova. Photo: Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Blinded by hatred for The insult of the 11th—century rabbi Rabbi Shlomo Yitzhaki, the largest ...

A special symposium was held marking sixty years since the Rebbe began his revolutionary approach to explaining Rashi’s commentary on the Torah at Shabbos farbrengens in 5725. Full Story, Photos, ...

Anti-Israel demonstrators accused of having deafened a Washington, D.C. rabbi as he was trying to pray for Israel’s hostages outside its U.S. embassy have been ordered to pay his $182,000 legal bills ...

Thanks for your question. Before I answer, let tell you about the expression “luck of the Irish,” because it doesn’t mean what people think it means. It may not be the case so much now, but in ...

The Torah begins with the words, “Bereishit Bara Elokim Eis Hashamayim Vieis Haaretz”—“In the beginning of G-d’s creation of the heavens and the earth.” Rashi, quoting his father, Rabbi Yitzchak, ...